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Beastie Poems - Poems about Beastie


Nessie

O yon Loch Ness Monster
is come out of the lake
through all the wide border
his tail left a wake
and save his fire-breathing
he weapons had none
he swam all unharmed
and fair maidens he won
so faithful in love
yet so very messy
there never was wee beastie 
like the young dragon Nessie

(With apologies to Sir Walter Scott)
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Categories: beastie, animal, humorous, poetry, water,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberMe and that effing flea

I hate it when a flea
takes a liking to me
and keeps darting in front of my eyes.

I try swatting it away,
but she thinks it's play,
and so keeps it up - till she dies.
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Categories: beastie, 12th grade, animal, dark,
Form: Tercet



Yeastie-Beastie: Part 2

Cont'd from Yeastie-Beastie: Part 1 

"If you have more yeast," she uttered, 
"you'll be quite a sight.
With a bigger mouth you'll surely 
take a bigger bite."

So the greedy Yeastie-Beastie 
ate up all the yeast.
"Burp!" he said.  "I'm getting bigger.  
What a smashing feast!"

As his head went through the ceiling, 
she said: "I'm in
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Categories: beastie, adventure, child, imagination,
Form: Rhyme

Yeastie-Beastie: Part 1

In the town of Munchin-Broten, 
every single Fall
people held a baking contest 
for the big and small.

So, one time Elaine McMiller 
thought she'd win a prize:
flour, yeast plus salt and water.
Now the dough will rise.

Just before the dough was ready 
for the baking pan,
bold Elaine thought that she would make it
look just like a man!

But
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Categories: beastie, adventure, child, child abuse,
Form: Rhyme

Self Esteem Buoys This Rome'N Lix Spittle Beastie Boy

Whether virtual or actual paths cross,
     aye great thee ahoy
no fear Mademoiselle or Monsieur,
     thy harried style haint cloy

rather, when embarking
     on introductory acquaintance
     ship, aye employ
swiftly tailored indistinguishable,
     asper this wordsmith mebbe goy

or Jew,
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Categories: beastie, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse




Book: Reflection on the Important Things